Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-07

VINO hHOCheu out SULLIVAN IN the tllftecntl
roGnd by blow in the stomach. There
were no stakes. The men were fight
ing to see which was the best man.
The Los Angeles Vitriol Thrower.
ICCpyigh, 1887. by me California associated Iress.l
Los ANGELES, June 6tk-The prelimi-
nary examination of Mrs. Roselle the 4,
vitriol thrower, was resumed this forenoon.
Nothing of a sensational character was de-
veloped. The physician who attended !
Petrie stated the nature of the injuries and |
how they were healed. DR.. Ross, in answer |
to question, stated he thought the acid |
was poured on Petrie's face, and not |
thrown. The defense objected to the an
swer, which suggests that they will claim |
the woman attempted to defend her per- |
son. Mr.. Roselle will not go upon the |
stand at the preliminary examination.
Los ANGELES, June 6th-In the Roselle |
case this afternoon, the case for the people |
having ceased, the defense began to intro |
duce testimony. Prosecutor Harrison was |
called by the defense, and in answer TO an in |
quiry stated that he had had several CONVEX |
sations with Charles Petrie previous to the |
opening of this examination. The lawyer |
refused to answer, and was allowed to
retire.
Attempts were made to bring out state
ments made by Petrie, to show that he had
contradicted himself. but they were not
allowed.
The case was submitted without argu-
ment. The Court ordered that the defend
ant be held to answer in the Superior Court
in the sum of $1,000.
w. +. Roselle, the husband of the Wit
riolleuse, as an accessory, was also held in
$1,000 bail, to appear before the Superior
Court.
Suicide of a Stranger.
SAN Francisco, June 6lh--A neatly dressed
man of middle age registered at the Brook
lyn Hotel Saturday night as Victor Moret,
of Chicago, and asked to be shown to his
room. Nothing was seen of him after that
until this morning, when he was found
dead in his bed.
THE MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
SAN Francisco, June 6th.-[Special II
The Victor Moret who committed suicide
to-day is Z. G. Mumford, who some time
since attempted four times to shoot him.
self near the Capitol ground, in Sacramento.
Fruit Shipments from Yuba.
lCcpyrist. 1887, by ac California associated Prcss
MARYsvILLE, June 6th.-The first car
load shipment of fruit from here this sea-
son was made to-day. The Briggs orchard
alone shipped the entire carload TO Lusk &
Co., San francisco, consisting of 513 boxes
of apricots and I'D boxes peaches. In ad.
dition TO this number, other parties loaded
q car to-day with fruit for Sacramento and
San Francisco 1t is expected that carloads
OF fruit will 90 forward from this point
every day now till the close of the fruit
shipping season.
An Unknown Suicide.
Icopyglt, 1887. ty a.e California associated Press
SANTA CRUZ, June 6!h-The body of
man apparently about thirty years of age,
was found on the beach this morning with
llet-hole in his head. His appearance
indicated suicide No money was found
on his person or any papers by which
to identity him. Several towns-people
recollect having seen the man on the street,
but up to this hour there is no clue to his
identity. He was about feet 10 inches
in hight, smooth-shaven, with brown hair
Cool Weather in the Mountains.
Copyright, 1887 by tie California associated Fress]
ST. HELENA, June 6th-Unseasonable
weather still prevails here, alternating in
extreme heat and cold. The vines have
received further blight, but not serious A
light frost is reported at Calistoga this
morning. The party of Turner's who made
a night climb TO Mount st. Helena were
severely frost bitten, icicIes being abundant
around them.
Living on BoUms.
lCopwigd, 1887. by lie California associated Press
SANTA ANA, June Gth.-The Booty and
French tracks were bought to-day for S50.-
700 by Los Angeles and San Francisco
syndicate. The Atchison and Topeka
graders are working between Santa Ana
and Orange. The boom in real estate ex-
tends all along he Santa Ana valley.
Homicide in NIendocino.
ioopyrTgt. 1851 By tie California Assoeated Prss.l
UKIAH, June 6th.-At Hopland, about
O'Clock on Sunday afternoon, Henry Mil
low shot Fred Andrews with Al 4-caliber
Smith & Wesson pistol in the right temple
The ball ranged upwards. The difficulty
arose from an old quarrel. Andrews can
not live.
Soon Blacksmiths shop.
ICofyiglt, 1887 by tie California associated Press
San DIEGO, June 6th.-The Bank of
Oceanside was incorporated to dav capital,
$4,000. Oceanside is d small settlement
about fifty miles north of here. The bank |
ers are principally Eastern men, Frank A. |
Cunningham and Chas II Barnes, OF Bos-
ton, are the prime movers in the enterprise
Firemen's Tournament
4oof, ~ 1SSOCtieCt
PETALuMA, June 6th.-All preparations
are completed to receive the competing fire |
laddies. The town is beginning 10 have a
holiday appearance. The tournament will |
last all week.
Increase of School Children.
Tcopyigt, 1857 by l,e California AssociGted Press.
MARYsvILLE, June 6th.-The school CEN !
sus of Marysville and Yuba City shows |
small gain over last year. Yuba City's |
school population has doubled in the last |
five rears.
Alleged Crookedness.
Icopyisf, 1887, by tte California Associated Press.
SAN FRAScIsco, June 6th.-TSpecial.
The Supervisors will investigate the special !
counsel for the collection of DELINQUENT |
taxes on charge of crookedness.
And Yet Another.
ICOpygt, 1857, by tte California associated Press.
SAN FRAEcIsco, June 6th.-TspeciaI.
Samuel C. Hoilowell, an Englishman, and |
a bartender, committed suicide by shoot |
ing himself through the heart.
A Poisoned Family Recovering.
AUBURN, June 6ih.-The Hales family. |
reported ON Friday as having been seriously |
poisoned from eating canned tongue, have |
all improved under the doctors care and |
are now considered out of danger. They |
think the tongue was from Q diseased |
animal, and not poisoned from the can. as /
was supposed.
Sixty Millions
SAN FRANCISCO, June 6th-The personal !
assessment roll of this city foots /
up some S6o, ,000, 900.